Serialization Section Index | Page 2

Yes. You will have to write the value of each and every instance
variable into the persistent storage.
If there are 100 variables, you will have to store each of them individually. If some of the ...more

You can find the official Sun documentation for all of the
tools in the Java 2 SDK including javac, java, javadoc, appletviewer,
jar, jdb, javah, javap, extcheck, rmic, rmiregistry,
rmid, serialve...more

It's a good idea to think of deserialization as yet another
public constructor. So, if you have any post-construction
activities that you want your object to deal with
such as initialization of t...more

Wrap an ObjectOutputStream around
a ByteArrayOutputStream. Serializing
an object to the ObjectOutputStream will
then store the object in the byte array:
ByteArrayOutputStream baos = new ByteArra...more

You can deliver a bean as either its bytecode (compiled Java code) or as a serialized object (after the bean instance is serialized to a file (*.ser)). The difference is that when you load the bea...more

Starting with Java 2 Standard Edition, version 1.2, instead of using the transient keyword to define what fields are serializable within a class, you may create an array of ObjectStreamField objec...more

The ObjectStreamClass is used to check if the version of a serialized class (.ser file) is compatibile with the version of a class in memory/loadable from the CLASSPATH.
See How can I programmati...more

When used in connection with serialization, an object graph is a
tree structure rooted at the object you
have written to the ObjectOutputStream. The branches and
leaves of the tree are all the o...more